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Company Analysis Northwest Airlines

l and Chicago. (2) They started passenger transportation in July 7, 1927. (2) Throughout the years Northwest has grown steadily by acquiring new system routes in the northwestern region of the USA.The year 1930 was a landmark in history because Northwest moved their home base operation to their present headquarters in St. Paul. The air service grew overnight with the acquisition of Southern Airways in 1936. Northwests famous red tail was introduced for the first time on February 1948. The reason why Northwest selected a red tail is because the majority of flights flew over the northern hemisphere. If a flight were to have an accident in snowy surroundings the red tail would easily identify the aircraft.Expansion efforts continue throughout the system but the largest and most significant expansion happened on January 6, 1986. Northwest agrees to purchase Republic Airways and Northwest employees increased from 17,000 employees to approximately 33,000 over night. Northwest continues to expand service in both European and southeastern Asian countries.In 1993, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines purchases 51% of Northwests common stock making KLM an owner and a code-sharing partner. Northwest finds that code sharing is beneficial towards the coverage of and expansion of their service so northwest acquire alliances with China Air, Continental Airlines, and Alaska Airlines to name a few. Northwest is still looking to expand their service coverage by obtaining new routes.OpinionNorthwest Airlines has proved that their dedication to superior air service will be their main objective. The mission of the company clearly explains how Northwests corporate culture focuses on their main objectives.The people of Northwest Airlines will provide reliable, convenient, andconsistent air transportation that meets or exceeds customer expectationsand earns a sustainable profit (1)Northwest enforces values and guiding principles into the workers so that the cus...

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